The D6 Manual

If your interested in learning machine code programming, writing C programs to go on EPROM, or struggling with an incomprehensible data sheet then look no further. The following are covered in the manual.

Machine Code Programming, Registers and Memory
Debugging programs, Breakpoints and Single Stepping
Downloading Files
Writing C programs
Debugging C Programs
Interrupts, Timers, Programming intelligent Chips
Source Code Debugging Using Turbo Debugger
Writing Programs to go on EPROM

The D6 manual is available as

There is also a printed reference manual which includes data sheets etc. (Unfortunately not available electronically.) A library of routines have been written which access the keypad, display and timers. There are also routines to drive some of the many STE (IEEE 1000) boards that are available. One example is a driver for the Zilog SCC which is documented here. There is lots of software available, including PC tools to locate code, download code and debug code. There is even the backend of Turbo Debugger remote from an October 1991 Dr Dobbs Journal written by Stuart Philips and Kevin Rowett of Solaris. I intend to make it available when i get time, let me know if you are interested.

Charlie Daly / cdaly@compapp.dcu.ie / Jan '95